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CICLOSPORT HAC4 BLACK Owner's Manual

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  • Page 1 OWNERS MANUAL...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE 5. task management ......38 5.1 upper display indications ..... 38 speed .

  • Page 3: Contents

    CONTENTS: daily altitude increasing ..... . 43 daily altitude decreasing ..... . 44 total altitude increasing .

  • Page 4: General Information

    This means that no information is displayed. By means of 1. GENERAL INFORMATION pushing one of the two left keys ( top left or bottom left) the HAC4 4 is ready to be operated in approx. HAC4 4 is a multi-functional device which unifies a heart 10 seconds (“0/min“...

  • Page 5: Attaching The Handle-Bar Holder

    2.4 Attaching the HAC4 4 to the handle-bar holder (the HAC4 4 must be attached to the holder in order to be used as a computer) HAC4 4 Detach the armband from the and pull it out carefully. The two pins which held the HAC4 4 to the armband are to be HAC4 4...

  • Page 6: Basic Setting

    The keys are abbreviated as follows increases, the LL-key decreases) and shifts or switches off. in the operating instructions: If the UL-key of LL-key is pressed longer than 1 second, the Upper right key: UR-key setting which is goes faster. Lower right key: LR-key - Blinking symbol: A blinking symbol in the setting mode means...

  • Page 7: Weight

    measurement) and then put another mark on the ground. Maximum pulse 1 Meaure from one marking to the next marking to find out the Setting with the UL- or LL-key exact circumferance of the wheel in millimeters. Start-setting = 180 Bpm (beat per minute) Setting range minumum = 30 Bpm Weight Setting range maximum = 240 Bpm...

  • Page 8: Countdown 1

    Countdown 1 PC-transmission mode Setting with the UL- or LL-key Press both the UL- and Start-setting = 10 minutes the LL-key simultaneously. Setting range = 0 to 99.59 minutes During transmission the lower display counts from 0 to 100%. The HACtronic, an accessory unit, can be used 1.

  • Page 9: Pulse Limit 1 / Pulse Limit 2

    Pulse limit 1 / 2 Day setting Switch with the UL- or LL-key Setting with the UL- or LL-key Setting range = 1 to 31 (according to the month) Shows if training should be within the pulse limit 1 The actual day can be set with this function. or the pulse limit 2.

  • Page 10: Mode Skier On / Mode Skier Off

    The daily kilometers can be set with this function, e.g. as 5. TASK MANAGEMENT starting time according to a tour guide book. Attention: The kilometers which were really ridden in one days The task management is also pictured in this chapter. time can not be called up at the end of a tour.

  • Page 11: Upper Display Indications

    The main functions shown on the Maximum speed upper display can be chosen with the (cyclist and skier mode) UR-key, those shown on the lower Sub-function of the speed function. Displays display can be chose with the LR-key. the highest speed. The sub-functions can be chosen Range: 0 to 160 km/h (cyclist mode) with the accompanying left key...

  • Page 12: Recuperating Pulse

    Recuperating pulse Average descent Sub-function of the actual pulse function. (cyclist mode) Displays the recuperating pulse (see 6.3). Sub-function of the actual ascent or descent Recuperating pulse is the pulse displayed function. Displays the average ascent or 3 minutes after the recuperating pulse function descent since the beginning of the actual is started (press the UL- and LL-keys simultaneously for 3 training round.

  • Page 13: Average Gain In Altitude

    Average gain in altitude Amount of ascents Sub-function of the actual gain or loss in alti- Sub-function of the actual gain or loss in tude function. Displays the average gain in altitude function. Displays the amount of altitude (in meters per minute) since the ascents since the beginning of the actual beginning of the training round.

  • Page 14: Maximum Temperature

    Maximum temperature Intermediate time Press LL-key once. Sub-function of the temperature function. Stop-watch sub-function when running. Displays the highest temperature measured Displays the time which has elapsed since the during the actual training round. stop-watch was started Range: -19° to +60° C Range: 0 to 9:59:59 (1/100th of a second are displayed up to 9 minutes and 59 seconds on the right) - unit of 5.2 Lower display indications...

  • Page 15: Comparison

    alarm signal tones again and the HAC4 4 begins with Cadence If switched on in 4.1 countdown 1 again. This continues until the light button is (Only usable with accessory “Cadence“) pressed again to turn off this function and it is set back to the starting time.

  • Page 16: Daily Altitude Decreasing

    Daily altitude decreasing Training time Sub-function of the actual altitude function. below the set minimum pulse Displays the decrease in altitude for the actual Sub-function of the actual pulse function. tour. Displays the time in which training occured Range: 0 to 64525 m below the set minimum pulse 1.

  • Page 17: Average Output

    Average output Total amount of kilometers travelled (cyclist mode) (cyclist mode) sub-function of the actual output function. Sub-function of the daily amount of kilometers Displays the average output since the travelled. Display shows the total amount of beginning of the actual tour. kilpmeters travelled since the first tour (or since Range: 0 to 9999 W the last re-setting).

  • Page 18: Pulse Graphics

    Pulse graphics (e.g. new information is stored, old information is deleted). Displays a graphical diagram consisting of 9 boxes in the middle This function can be started by pressing the LL- and UL- of the display. When the pulse is beating within the actual valid keys simultaneously and shortly (and can also be stopped pulse limits then the boxes are displayed from left to right.

  • Page 19: Recuperating Pulse

    The PTM allows you to train in 2 consecutive time intervals order for the measurement to be accurate, you should not be (Countdown 1 and 2) and with 2 different pulse limits (pulse physically active during the next 3 minutes. The signal tones limits 1 ans 2).

  • Page 20: Pulse-Limit-Time-Storage

    does not stop automatically to early. A chosen course stays 6.7 The pulse measuring points during training chosen until the comparison function is chosen (even when in Beats between other functions are shown on the display). (per minute) 6.5 Pulse-limit-time-storage pulse pulse at the The following functions are possible by using the set maximum...

  • Page 21: Changing The Battery

    HAC4 4 The Battery of the can be changed by yourself (instruction see www.ciclosport.de) or can be changed by a Pulse specialized dealer. (per minute) Attention: All information on the display is deleted (also total Maximum pulse annual factors) when the batteries are changed.

  • Page 22: Care And Maintenance

    no pulse displayed; pulse is pulse receiver is off and must 8. CARE AND MAINTENANCE not correct or varies be started again (see 5.3) check the breast belt Cleaning the breast belt The transmitter belt can not be washed in the washing machine skin is too dry or too wet due to the specially worked electrodes.

  • Page 23: Guarantee Conditions

    +49 89 / 895 270 31 Fax: +49 89 / 714 07 83 E-Mail: ciclo-service@ciclosport.de Please read through the operating manual again carefully before sending in the device and check the battery. In case of valid guarantee claims, the repaired device or a replacement device will be returned free of charge.

  • Page 24: Tecnical Specifications

    12. TECNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 13. TABLE OF CONTANTS IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER PAGE Transmitter belt actual altitude ........43 actual gain or loss in altitude .
  • Page 25 day setting ........37 pulse limit 1 / pulse limit 2 ......37 display-symbols and their meaning .

  • Page 26: Display-Symbols And Their Meaning

    14. DISPLAY-SYMBOLS AND THEIR MEANING speed is displayed in km per hour (unit) temperature is Pulse graphics displayed in °C (unit) Celsius or Fahrenheit increase in altitude is skier function on UPPER registered speed DISPLAY- decrease in altitude is registered slope tendency FUNCTIONS ascent / descent...
  • Page 27 Disposal of Old Electrical & Electronic Equipment (Applicable in the European Union and other Euro- pean countries with separate collection systems) This symbol on the product or on its packaging indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste. Instead it shall be handed over to the applicable collection point for the recycling of electrical and electronic equip- ment.

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